They Knew They Were Right: The Rise of the Neocons

Jacob Heilbrunn

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Analyzes the history of neoconservatism and its largely Jewish origins, tracing the movement from its roots with anti-communist immigrants in the 1930s, through its triumph in the 1980s, to its decline with the Iraq War.

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